Fleet Mortgages launches new 65% LTV range

The lender has also reduced rates on selected 75% LTV two-year products.

Related topics:  Buy-to-let,  fleet mortgages
Rozi Jones | Editor, Financial Reporter
30th January 2026
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Specialist buy-to-let lender, Fleet Mortgages, has launched a new range of 65% LTV mortgage products alongside reductions on two-year fixed rate products at 75% LTV across all three of its core standard, limited company and HMO/MUFB ranges.

In Fleet's standard and limited company range, new 65% LTV products include a five-year fixed rate, available at 4.89% with a £1,499 fixed fee and free valuation up to £500,000. 

Limited company two-year fixed rates have launched at 4.74% with a £1,499 fee and at 5.19% fee-free. 

A HMO/MUFB five-year fixed rate is available at 4.89% with a 3% fee and a two-year fix is available at 5.49% with no fee. Both products come with cashback of £1,000. 

Fleet Mortgages has also cut rates across a range of two-year fixed rates in all three core ranges by 10 to 25 basis points.

In the standard and limited company ranges rates have been cut by 10bps, now available from 3.69% (with a 3% fee), while in the HMO/MUFB range, rates have been cut by 25bps with pricing from 3.99% with a 3% fee.

Steve Cox, chief commercial officer at Fleet Mortgages, commented: “Landlords with strong levels of equity are often very focused on price, and this new 65% LTV range is designed with that in mind. It gives borrowers access to lower rates, clear fee choices and products that work across standard, limited company and HMO or MUFB cases. 

“We know many portfolio landlords are actively reviewing their borrowing this year, either to refinance or to support further purchases, and these products are aimed squarely at that audience.

“At the same time, we wanted to improve value for landlords operating at 75% LTV, which remains a key level for both purchases and remortgages. Cutting rates by up to 25 basis points across these two-year products helps advisers support clients who may not have deeper equity, but who still want competitive pricing and consistent criteria. 

“This is about giving advisers more options and keeping Fleet well placed in a market where cost, flexibility and certainty all matter.”

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